Reckless Marriage Unyielding Love

Chapter 19

Mikayla had stayed up until the early morning to write the proposal, so she knew it well. “Mr. Salvatore, rather than sticking to the rules, it’s better to have a breakthrough.”

If Mikayla’s proposal succeeded, it could propel the Salvatore Group forward and solve the bottleneck they had been facing. But if it failed, it could bring a crisis.

Jorge pondered for a moment and closed the folder. “Quinnlyn, inform all assistant managers and above that we have a meeting in ten minutes. After hanging up the phone, he handed the proposal back to Mikayla. “Get ready!”

Mikayla nodded, understanding that her father had agreed to her plan. She began preparing for the meeting.

Ten minutes later, all the higher–ups required gathered in the meeting room. Mikayla entered with Jorge and took a seat at the end of the table. Nôvel(D)rama.Org's content.

Jorge looked around the room. The main purpose of today’s meeting is to discuss this proposal. You all have a copy. Please read it and share your thoughts.”

As soon as he finished speaking, the room was filled with the sound of pages turning. Most people read with serious. expressions

It was the first time that Mikayla faced such a scene, so she felt a little nervous, but she still stood up calmly at Jorge’s signal.

Jorge announced. “Next, Mikayla will explain the content of the proposal.”

Amidst the warm applause, Mikayla noticed the skepticism in everyone’s eyes as they exchanged glances.

She began. “It’s an honor to be here today. I know you’ve read the proposal, so you have a general idea. The laptop market has a lot of growth potential right now. To make a breakthrough, we have to take some risks. If we play it safe, we’ll eventually fall behind. I realize the proposal is ambitious and there will be challenges, but seizing this opportunity could bring huge success to Salvatore Group.” Mikayla closed the documents in her hands, acting like a working woman.

“Ms. Salvatore, do you understand how hard it is to make a laptop light and thin without compromising its performance?” asked Tyson, the product department manager.

“Yeah! Last time we tried reducing the thickness by 0.04 inches, the built–in optical drive stopped working, and the processor kept short–circuiting,” sighed the assistant manager of the design department.

“Ms. Salvatore, you must have no experience in this field. We’ve tried to break through before. It would take at least a year or two to meet your proposal’s demands,” said Evan Xanders, the assistant director of marketing department, with a dismissive tone, ignoring the fact that Mikayla was the chairman’s daughter

Mikayla had taken note of Evan from the start. Jorge often mentioned him at home. Evan was the brother–in–law of Shawn Porter, the company’s second–largest shareholder. He was somewhat talented and well–connected, which made him rather arrogant

“Really? What if I say we only need three months?” Mikayla responded calmly, impressing–even Jorge with her first show–up.

“Three months? Ms. Salvatore, you must be joking.” Evan smirked.

The room buzzed with murmurs of disbelief, agreeing with Evan. They had tried hard before, but the local tech was lacking. Bringing in experts and tech from abroad would take at least a year or two.

“I’m not joking. Three months. Mikayla said confidently.

“Mikayla, are you sure?” Jorge asked.

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